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This document is a Site Visit Report for a federal contract opportunity related to the removal of hazardous ash and debris at the Drakesbad water tank site in Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. The National Park Service has a requirement for this work, with a contract value estimated between $25,000 and $100,000. The project is a Total Small Business Set-Aside, with NAICS code 562112 and a size standard of $47 million in annual gross receipts. The Government anticipates awarding a firm-fixed-price purchase order to the responsible quoter whose proposal is most advantageous, price and other factors considered. Quotations must be submitted via email by the date and time specified in the solicitation. The Site Visit Report contains details about the project site and requirements as outlined in the attached specifications.

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Fire Cleanup Project, Lassen Volcanic Park, Phase I Site Visit Report

Address: 38050 Highway 36 E, Mineral, CA 96061 (NPS Headquarter)

Prepared by: XRF Research Inc.

Prepared for: FedVet Construction, Inc

Dates of Visit: October 1 – October 11, 2022

Date of Report March 30, 2023

Field Team: Javier Gonzalez, Senior Industrial Hygienist

Ashley Allison, Industrial Hygienist, CAC 10-6804

Dylan Victor, Industrial Hygienist, CAC 22-7071

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March 30, 2023

Edgar DeLeon, President, Fedvet Construction

Re: Site Visit Report, Lassen Volcanic Park Fire Cleanup, Phase I

Dear Mr. DeLeon,

Thefollowingreportisasummaryoffieldnotes,dataandinterpretationfromasitevisitto
LassenVolcanicNationalPark(LAVO)thattookplacebetweenOctober1,2022and
October11,2022,forthepurposeofdoingahazardouswastecharacterization/hazardous
materialsurveyonanumberofburnsites.
Thelaboratorydatafromsamplingisorganizedatthelevelofsiteandalsointables
coveringallthesites,withanoverallsummaryandinterpretationofresultsin§V.

If you have any questions regarding these findings, please feel free to contact me at 858- 243-5415.

Regards,

JavierGonzalez,Ph.D.,PresidentofXRFResearch,Inc.
SeniorIndustrialHygienist

Ashley Allison, California Certified Asbestos Consultant #10-6804

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Background 4

II. Scope of Work/ Burn Sites Table 6

III. Maps and Schematics 8

IV. Field Notes and Data per Site 10

A/B) Mt. Harkness Fire Lookout and Pit Toilet 10

C) Kelley Cabin at Juniper Lake 23

D) Water Treatment Plant at Drakesbad 31

E/G) Drakesbad Area Boardwalks and Hot Springs Creek Bridge 40

F) Boardwalks, Grassy Swale 51

H) Devil’s Kitchen Boardwalk and Bridge 60

I) Boardwalks, Drake’s Lake Trail 68

J) Boardwalks, Summit Lake 83

V. Waste Characterization Lab Data/Summary of Results 91

VI. ATTACHMENT: Metal Waste Characterization Thresholds 100

VII. ATTACHMENTS: LABORATORY DATA end

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I. Background

ThisreportisasummaryoffindingsfromasitevisitoftheLassenVolcanicNationalPark
(LAVO)intendedtocharacterizeanumberofburnedstructuresimpactedbythe2021
DixieFiretodeterminerequirementsforcleanupefforts.TheDixieFirestartedonJuly13,
2021,inFeatherRiverCanyonsoutheastofLassenVolcanicNationalPark.Thefireentered
thesoutheastcorneroftheparknearJuniperLakeonAugust5,2021.TheDixieFire
reacheditsfinalsizeof73,240acreswithintheparkonSeptember30.OnOctober26,the
DixieFirereached100%containmentwithatotalsizeof963,309acresmakingitthe
largestsinglefireinCaliforniahistory.ThefinalDixieFirefootprintwithinthepark
measures73,240acresorapproximately8%oftheentireDixieFirefootprint.
Thisreportispartofapre-workassessmentofwork/healthhazardsthatwillbeusedto
directsitecleanupandsoilremediationefforts.Thepurposeistodocumentsiteconditions
andaccessibility,toestimatethequantitiesofwastespresentoneachburnedstructuresite,
andtocharacterizethewastematerialsfordisposalpurposes.Thespecificationsforthis
workcanbefoundinthedocumententitled“140P8422Q0158Attachment01–Statement
ofWork(“SOW”):HazardAssessmentandSoilRemediation”.
Alistingoftheburnsitesinshownbelow(§II,TableII-1).Mapsoftheareawiththeburn
sitelocationsareshownbelow(§III,FiguresIII-1-3).
Industrialhygieniststraveledtoeachoftheburnsitesonfoot,andcollectedsamplesofash
orashandsoilfromeachafterdoingavisualassessment.Thepurposeofsamplingwasto
characterizethematerialintheashfootprinttodetermineitshazardouswastestatusonce
itisremoved,andalsotodeterminethepresenceandlevelofcontaminants.The
investigationdidnotincludeanasbestossurvey,perclientspecification.
Personalprotectiveequipment(PPE)wasusedwhenenteringtheashfootprints,
consistingofsafetyboots(withmetal-linedtoeshieldsandsoles,orshanks),half-mask
respirators,hardhats,Tyvek-typesuits,andgloves.Thetoolsweredecontaminatedand
thePPEremovedandbaggedfordisposalattheashfootprintboundary,andthewastePPE
consumablesremovedfromthepark.Ashfootprintswerefoundcoveredwithtarpswhich
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were temporarily removed during the sampling then replaced when the sampling was completed.

Thenumberofcompositesamplesandsamplingprocedure(ISM,orincrementalsampling
method)weredefinedintheSOWandsummarizedinTableII-1.Thetop3”ofashwere
takenforeachsample,withtheexceptionoftheWaterTreatmentPlantatDrakesbadand
KellyCabinatJuniperLakethatinvolvedupto6”ofashmixedwiththesoilbeneathit.The
volumeforeachsamplewas16fluidounces.Thesampleswereplacedinaninsulated
coolerimmediatelyuponcollectionandmaintainedcold(0-5°C)withiceininsulated
coolers/containersatalltimesuntildeliverytothelaboratoryaspartoftheprotocolto
preventevaporationofvolatilecomponentssuchasTPH(totalpetroleumhydrocarbons)
andmercury.
Thesamplesweredeliveredunderchain-of-custodyproceduresbycourierordirect
deliverytoMcCampbellAnalyticalInc.ofPittsburg,Californiawitharequesttoanalyzethe
samplesusingthefollowingwastecharacterizationanalyticalmethods:
(1) SW-846;CATitle22metals(CAM-17),Theextractionwascarriedoutper
SW3050B.TheanalyticalwascarriedoutperSW6020(ICP/MS),whichwasalso
usedforextractsfromleachingexperiments(videinfra).Thiswasfollowedup
withSTLC(SolubleThresholdLimitConcentration,forCalifornia),andTCLP
(ToxicityCharacteristicsLeachingprocedure–FederalRCRA[Resource
ConservationandRecoveryAct],ExtractionmethodSW1311/SW3010)incases
whentheTTLClevelsreachedtheSTLCandTCLPtriggers(See§VI
ATTACHMENT–WasteCharacterizationThresholds).
(2) TotalmercurybySW-846,method7471B(coldvaporatomicabsorption)
(3) DioxinsbyEPAMethod8290
(4) AsbestosbyCARB435(CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard),LevelA,400pointcount,
0.25%reportinglimit.
(5) TotalPetroleumHydrocarbons(TPH)byExtractionmethodSW5035and

Analytical method SW8021B/8015Bm

Thefieldnotes,schematicswithcompositesamplelocationsandsummaryoflaboratory
resultsforeachsitecanbefoundin§IVbelow,withageneralsummaryforallthesitesin
§V.Thelaboratorydata(labreports)canbefound§VII(ATTACHMENT).
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II. Scope of Work/ Burn Sites Table

Table II-1. Sampling Plan for Lassen Burn sites

Site

ID

Structure Est Area (ft2)Ω

Waste* Back-ground*¶ Confirm*†

A Fire Lookout – Mt.

Harkness5783Interior,3
Exterior33

B§

PitToilet–Mt.
Harkness§68111

C Kelley Cabin Juniper

Lake 2,000 3 3 3

D

DrakesbadWater
TreatmentPlant150333

E Drakesbad Boardwalks 615 2 (10)ß 3 (10) 3(10)

F Boardwalks – Grassy

Swale 174 2 (10) 2 (10) 2 (10)

G Hot Springs Creek

Bridge 264 1 (10) 3 (10) 3 (10)

H Devil’s Kitchen

Boardwalks & Bridge 528 3 (10) 3 (10) 3

I Boardwalks – Drake’s

Lake Trail 386 3 (10) 3 (10) 3

J Boardwalks - Summit

Lake 302 1 (10) 1 (10) 1

*Laboratory Composite Samples

ΩThesquarefootagehasbeenadjustedinsomecasesfromthatintheoriginalscopeof
workdocumenttoreflectwhatweobserved.

¶Collected during Phase I visit and maintained refrigerated if needed for Phase II cleanup

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†Phase II only (to be collected near completion of site cleanup)

§Thepittoiletisincloseproximitytothefirelookoutstructure(approximately90feet
Southeastofthelookoutstrcture)

ßTen (10) incremental samples each

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III. Maps and Schematics

The following three figures show the approximate locations of the ten sites listed above.

Note: See the individual site sections (Section IV) for All-Trails maps for each site.

Figure III-1. Mt. Harkness/Juniper Lake Sites

Figure III-2. Drakesbad/ Warner Valley Area Sites

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Figure III-3. Boardwalks at Summit Lake and Grassy Swale

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IV. Field Notes and Lab Data per Site

A/B) Mt. Harkness Fire Lookout and Pit Toilet

A) Fire Lookout Mt. Harkness

Date of site assessment: October 5, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.431189, -121.301612

Accessibility:Thesiterequiredahike(1.5hours)fromatrailheadthatisinbetweenthe
JuniperLakeRangerStationandMt.Harkness.Therangerstationisaccessedbycarfrom
ChesterviaChester-JuniperLakeRoad,adirtroadingoodcondition.Thereisanotherdirt
roadfromtheareaoftherangerstationthatgoestotheMt.Harknesstrailhead.Thesite,
includingthepittoilet,islocatedinadesignatedwildernessarea.
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Thesiteconsistedofthestonebaseruins(15’x15’)ofthelookouttower,whichhadbeen
boardeduptopreventaccess.Theboardswereremoved,andthenreplacedupon
completionoftheevaluation.

Trail Map, Mt. Harkness

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Notes and Comments (A. Mt. Harkness Lookout):

• Thefloorplansshowinganoverviewofthesiteandsamplinglocationsareshownin
FigureA1andFigureA2,respectively.
• Alead-acidbatterywasobservedindegradedconditioninsidethefootprint(Photo
A1,below).
• Squarecontainers(plasticcontainersinsideofcardboardboxes)ofanunlabeled
liquidwereobservedintheSouthwestinteriorcornerofthefootprint.Per
communicationfromaranger(Michelle),thesearedrinkingwater.
• ApittoiletwaslocatedintheNorthwestcorneroftheinterior.
• Acistern(roundconcreteplatform)wasobservedNorthofthelookoutbutdidnot
appeartohavebeendamagedandwasnotinvestigatedfurther.
• Windowputtyfragments,asuspectasbestosmaterial,wereobservedthroughout

the footprint and around the exterior perimeter.

Waste Characterization Data and Results (A. Mt. Harkness Lookout-Tables Below):

• California Hazardous Waste for Lead and Copper (Interior)

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Interior and Exterior):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.40ppm
• Dioxins2,020pptTEQ(aboverecommendedCAremediationgoals:See§V)
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:36ppmgasoline,15ppmdiesel,<100ppmmotoroil

WAI-1 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Interior 1/3 - Metals)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony380N/AN/A
Arsenic11N/AN/ANONO
Barium4,400202.5NONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium10N/ANO
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Chromium48N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt40N/AN/ANON/A
Copper9,00060N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead1,4007602.5YES(1)NO
Mercury<0.05N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum1.8N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel2401.1N/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver2.9N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium38N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc2,700120N/ANON/A

WAI-2 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Interior 2/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony31N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic43N/AN/ANONO
Barium830N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium14N/ANO
Chromium46N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt5.9N/AN/ANON/A
Copper2,30074N/AYES(2)N/A
Lead3403.1<0.10NONO
Mercury<0.05N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum0.61N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel32N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
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Silver1.3N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium5.9N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc1800N/AN/ANON/A

WAI-3 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Interior 3/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony14N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic5.8N/AN/ANONO
Barium2,000645.9NONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium5.4N/AN/ANONO
Chromium25N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt6.6N/AN/ANON/A
Copper53063N/AYES(3)N/A
Lead40023<0.10YES(3)NO
Mercury<0.05N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum0.66N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel21N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium7.1N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc1,000N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)LeadandCopper–TTLCandSTLC
(2)Copper–STLC
(3)LeadandCopper-STLC
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WAE-1 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Exterior 1/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony9.8N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic6.3N/AN/ANONO
Barium490N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium3.7N/AN/ANONO
Chromium43N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt17N/AN/ANON/A
Copper3203.4N/ANON/A
Lead4102.0<0.10NONO
Mercury0.19N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum1.5N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel47N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium61N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc850N/AN/ANON/A

WAE-2 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Exterior 2/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony3.1N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic5.6N/AN/ANONO
Barium600N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium1.5N/ANO
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Chromium31N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt13N/AN/ANON/A
Copper3504.3N/ANON/A
Lead4401.3<0.10NONO
Mercury<0.050N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum1.6N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel38N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium62N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc540N/AN/ANON/A

WAE-3 (Mt. Harkness Lookout Exterior 3/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony11N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic4.8N/AN/ANONO
Barium710N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium3N/AN/ANONO
Chromium29N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt14N/AN/ANON/A
Copper8907.1N/ANON/A
Lead3900.820.18NONO
Mercury0.16N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum1.1N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel37N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
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Silver0.71N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium64N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc900N/AN/ANON/A

* PPM or mg/Kg; † mg/L

Figure A1. Mt. Harkness site dimensions and hazardous material locations

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Figure A2. Composite sampling locations of the Mt. Harkness (A. lookout & B. pit toilet) site

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Photo A1. The photo below shows the burned lead acid battery inside the footprint.

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B) Mt. Harkness Pit Toilet

Date of site assessment: October 5, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.430948, -121.301381

Accessibility:Thestructureisapproximately90feetSoutheastofthelookouttower,near
thesummitofMt.Harkness.

Notes and Comments:

• Theinteriorwascoveredwithawhiteash-likematerial(PhotoB1,below).
• Nosub-gradevoidorvaultwasapparent.
• SeetheMt.Harknesslookoutsection(videsupra)forthefloorplan,trailmap,etc.
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Waste Characterization Data (B. Mt. Harkness Pit Toilet):

• California Hazardous Waste for Lead

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Mt. Harkness Pit Toilet):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.026ppm
• Dioxins2.13pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:6.7ppmgasoline,<20ppmdiesel,<100ppmmotoroil

WB (Mt. Harkness Pit Toilet)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC** TCLP**

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony5.7N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic2.8N/AN/ANONO
Barium240N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium1.1N/AN/ANONO
Chromium19N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt9.7N/AN/ANON/A
Copper35N/AN/ANON/A
Lead34015<0.10YES(1)NO
Mercury<0.050N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum1.3N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel28N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.50N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.50N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.50N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium47N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc990N/AN/ANON/A
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*PPMormg/Kg
†mg/L
(1)Lead–STLC

Photo B1. The photo below shows the interior of the pit toilet.

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C) Kelley Cabin at Juniper Lake

Date of site assessment: October 3, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.462861, -121.311944

Accessibility:ThesitewasaccessedbycarfromChesterviaChester-JuniperLakeRoad,a
dirtroadingoodcondition.Parkingisavailableadjacenttoworksite.Thesiteisnotin
designatedwilderness.

Notes and Comments:

• Thefloorplansshowinganoverviewofthesiteandsamplingplanareshownin
FigureC1andFigureC2,respectively.
• Thesite(ashfootprint)wascoveredwithatarpthatwasremovedtocarryoutthe
wastecharacterization,thenreplaced(PhotoC1,below).
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• Suspectasbestosmaterialsobservedincludednumerousfragmentsofwindowputty
(aroundperimeter),alongwithheatshieldfragmentsandvinylflooring,allburned
(PhotoC2,below).
• Apropanetankwasobservedbutithadbeenopened/vented(SeeFigureC2).
• Apitwasobservedintheground,coveredwithametalframe,Northwestofmain
footprint.Thisisprobablyalatrine.
• Thiswasawoodedareawithsomeburnedtreesthatcouldpresentahazardfrom

falling branches by driveway.

Waste Characterization Data (B. Kelley Cabin at Juniper Lake – Tables Below):

• California Hazardous Waste for Lead

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Kelley Cabin):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.020ppm
• Dioxins57.8pptTEQ(aboverecommendedCAremediationgoals:See§V)
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:6.3ppmgasoline,3.9ppmdiesel,<10ppmmotoroil

WC-1 (Kelley Cabin - Juniper Lake 1/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony1.3N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic45N/AN/ANONO
Barium480N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium44N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt11N/AN/ANON/A
Copper4300.98N/ANON/A
Lead1205.6<0.10YES(1)NO
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Mercury<0.017N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum0.56N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel56N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium54N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc510N/AN/ANON/A

WC-2 (Kelley Cabin - Juniper Lake 2/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony2.2N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic592.9N/ANONO
Barium220N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium0.91N/AN/ANONO
Chromium39N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt9.7N/AN/ANON/A
Copper8205.2N/ANON/A
Lead1404.50.34NONO
Mercury0.02N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum0.69N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel51N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium60N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc1300N/AN/ANON/A
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WC-3 (Kelley Cabin - Juniper Lake 3/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony1.5N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic602.2N/ANONO
Barium69N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium39N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt6.9N/AN/ANON/A
Copper42N/AN/ANON/A
Lead39N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.017N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel40N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium39N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc210N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg
†mg/L
(1)Lead-STLC
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Figure C1. Kelley Cabin dimensions and hazardous material locations.

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Figure C2. Composite sampling locations of the Kelley Cabin worksite

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PhotoC1.Thephotobelowshowsanoverviewofthesiteincludingthemetalroofing,
concretefootings,andthepropanetank.
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PhotoC2.Thephotosbelowshowsthesuspectasbestosfragments,whitewindowputty
andredvinylflooring(top)andbeigeheatshield(bottom).
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D) Water Treatment Plant at Drakesbad

Date of site assessment: October 2, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.445209, -121.409165

Accessibility:Thesitewasaccessedbycar.Itcanbefoundrightattheendoftheroadof
theChester–WarnerValleyRoad,adirtroadingoodcondition.Thiswasthelaststructure
travelingWestafterpassingtheotherstructures(lodge,cabinsandboardwalk)at
Drakesbad.Parkingisavailableadjacenttoworksite,althoughitmaybesomewhatdifficult
foralargevehicletoturnaround.Thesiteisnotadesignatedwildernessarea.
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Notes and Comments:

• Thefloorplansshowinganoverviewofthesiteandsamplinglocationsareshownin
FigureD1-D3below.
• Thesite(ashfootprint)wascoveredwithatarpthatwasremovedtocarryoutthe
wastecharacterization,thenreplaced.
• Alargelead-acidbatterywasobservedinthefootprintindegradedcondition,with
bothfragmentsofleadandleadoxideinparticulateformmixedintotheash
footprint(Eastpart–PhotoD1,below).
• Fragmentsofsuspectasbestos-containingmaterial(agasket)wereobservedinthe
Southwestpartofthefootprint.
• Thesitewasfoundtobewet,withtheashintheburnfootprintbeingintheformof
mudorsludge.Theareaappearstobeawatershed.
• Aplasticpipehadbeeninstalledtodivertspringwaterintoalargercastiron
overflowpipethattraveleddownthemountainside.However,thelargepipewas
overflowing,possiblyduetoaclogatalowerelevation.Thisplasticpipewas
drapedoverthefootprintandmayhavetobemovedtoaccessthesiteduring
cleanupoperations(PhotoD2).
• ArecommendationwassubmittedtotheNPStousebarrierstopreventflowof
contaminatedmaterial(sludge)fromtheworksite.
• Samplingwasperformedfromashontopofthemainconcretefoundationaswellas
ashandsoilfromtheareasaroundthefoundation.

Waste Characterization Data and Results (D. Drakesbad Water T.P.-Tables Below):

• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforLeadandAntimony
• FederallyHazardous(RCRA)WasteforLead

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants:

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.069ppm
• Dioxins894pptTEQ(aboverecommendedCAremediationgoals:See§V)
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:6.6ppmgasoline,180ppmdiesel,530ppmmotoroil(aboveTier1SSL,See

§V)

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WD-1 (Drakesbad Water Treatment Plant 1/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC** TCLP**

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony1,300-N/AYES(1)N/A
Arsenic5.4N/AN/ANONO
Barium650N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium35N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt5.3N/AN/ANON/A
Copper240N/AN/ANON/A
Lead3,0000.88<0.10YES(1)NO
Mercury0.043N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum3.9N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel66N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium8.4N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc720N/AN/ANON/A

WD-2 (Drakesbad Water Treatment Plant 2/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC** TCLP**

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony24N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic1.1N/AN/ANONO
Barium61N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
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Chromium20N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt3.4N/AN/ANON/A
Copper55N/AN/ANON/A
Lead310430.48YES(2)NO
Mercury0.032N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum2.8N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel6.9N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium8.1N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc460N/AN/ANON/A

WD-3 (Drakesbad Water Treatement Plant 3/3)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC** TCLP**

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony120N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic8.0N/AN/ANONO
Barium69N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium9.8N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt2.1N/AN/ANON/A
Copper72022N/ANON/A
Lead5,40073032YES(3)YES(3)
Mercury0.069N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum0.73N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel7.5N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
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Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium6.2N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc640N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)LeadandAntimony–TTLC;(2)Lead–STLC;(3)Lead–TTLC,STLC,TCLP
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Figure D1. Drakesbad Water Treatment Plant Dimensions and hazardous material locations

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FigureD2.FloorplanoftheWaterTreatmentplantworksiteandlocationsofbackground
soilsamples.
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Figure D3. Composite sampling locations of the Drakesbad WT plant worksite

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PhotoD1.Thephotobelowshowsthelargeleadacidbattery(inbetweengraywaterpipe
andworkers),concreteslab/retainingwall,andthewetmuddyconditionsinthefootprint.
PhotoD2.Thephotobelowshowsthenewplasticwaterlineflowingintotheoldmetal
waterline.Thelatterwasfoundtobebackedupandoverflowing.
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E/G) Drakesbad Area Boardwalks and Hot Springs Creek Bridge

E. Drakesbad Area Boardwalks

Date of site assessment: October 9, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.443002, -121.396635 (East –L. pic.)

40.442823, -121.399039 (West –R. pic.)

Accessibility:ThesetwoboardwalkscanbereachedonfootfromtheChester–Warner
Valleyroad,onalocationapproximately1500feetEastoftheDrakesbadLodge,wherethe
PCT(PacificCrestTrail)runsparalleltotheroad(approximately100feetSouthofthe
road).TheEastboardwalkisneartheroad.Thewestboardwalkisnearthecreek,before
reachingtheHotSpringscreekbridge.Thedistancebetweenboardwalksisapproximately
800feetandtheHotSpringsCreekBridgeisanadditional~500feetWestoftheWest
Boardwalk.Theseboardwalksarenotindesignatedwildernesswildernessareas.
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Trail Map, Drakesbad Area Boardwalks and Hot Springs Creek Bridge

Notes and Comments (E. Drakesbad Area Boardwalks):

• FloorplansshowinglocationsofthecompositesamplingfortheEastandWest
boardwalksareshownbelow(FigureE1andFigureE2,respectively).
•Nosuspectmaterialswereobservedasidefromashandcharcoalfromtheburned
suspectpressure-treatedwood(SeePhotoE1andPhotoE2,below).
• TheWestboardwalkareaisawatershedandsomefragmentsoftheashappearto
havebeensweptbyflowingwaterinthedirectionofthecreek,basedonthe
relativelysmallamountofash/burndebrisremaining(PhotoE2).Fragmentswere
founduptoonefootSouth(towardsthecreek)oftheapparentburnperimeter.
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• Chemicalanalysisoftheash(videinfra)suggeststhattheWestboardwalkwas
probablyconstructedfromCCA(Chromate-Copper-Arsenate)-pressuretreated
wood,buttheEastboardwalkandbridgemayhavebeenaformulationwithout
arsenic,suchasthecoppernaphthenate,azole,orquaternaryammoniumtypes.

• The ash samples were relatively wet.

Waste Characterization Data and Results (E. Drakesbad Boardwalks-Tables Below):

• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforArsenicandCopper(West)
• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforCopper(East)

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Drakesbad Boardwalks):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)<0.017ppm
• Dioxins0.32pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:41ppmgasoline,32ppmdiesel,<100ppmmotoroil

WEW (Drakesbad Boardwalk - West)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic2107.62.7YES(1)NO
Barium<50N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium35N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Copper170080N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
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Nickel5N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium19N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc750N/AN/ANON/A

WEE (Drakesbad Boardwalk - East)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Barium<50N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Copper200087N/AYES(2)N/A
Lead<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel5.4N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium7.8N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc91N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)CopperandArsenic-STLC
(2)Copper-STLC
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Figure E1. Composite sampling locations of the Drakesbad East Boardwalk

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Figure E2. Composite sampling locations of the Drakesbad West Boardwalk

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Photo E1. The photo below shows the east boardwalk burn footprint.

Photo E2. The photo below shows the west boardwalk burn footprint.

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G) Hot Springs Creek Bridge

Date of site assessment: October 9, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.442465, -121.400327

Accessibility:ThisbridgecanbereachedonfootfromtheChester–WarnerValleyroad,
onalocationapproximately1500feetEastoftheDrakesbadLodge,wherethePCT(Pacific
CrestTrail)runsparalleltotheroad(approximately100feetSouthoftheroad).The
bridgeislocatedonthePCTwhereitcrossesHotSpringsCreek,approximately800feet
WestofwherethePCTcomesneartotheroad.Thisbridgeisnotlocatedinadesignated
wildernessarea.
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Notes and Comments (Hot Springs Creek Bridge):

• ThefloorplanshowingcompositesamplingisshowninFigureG1,below.
• Thenewbridgehasalreadybeenbuilt.BoardsfromboththeNorthandSouthends
ofthebridgehadbeenremovedtoallowaccesstotheashmaterialthatstill
remainedabovethebanksofHotSpringsCreek(PhotoG1andPhotoG2,below).

• The ash samples were relatively dry and contained to the burn area.

Waste Characterization Data/Results (G. Hot Springs Creek Bridge-Tables Below):

• California Hazardous Waste for Copper

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Hot Springs Creek Bridge):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.043ppm
• Dioxins0.93pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:78ppmgasoline,140ppmdiesel,800ppmmotoroil(>Tier1SSL,See§V)

WG (Hot Springs Creek Bridge)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony8.6N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic24N/AN/ANONO
Barium180N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium210<0.10<0.10NONO
Cobalt23N/AN/ANON/A
Copper27,000720N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead15N/AN/ANONO

Mercury <0.5 N/A N/A NO NO

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Molybdenum69N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel2500.46N/ANON/A
Selenium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium55N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc110N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)Copper–TTLCandSTLC
FigureG1.CompositesamplinglocationsoftheHotSpringsCreekBridge(PCT),showing
dimensionsandlocationsofbackgroundsampling.
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PhotoG1.Thephotobelowshowsanoverviewofthebridgewiththecreekflowingfrom
righttoleft.
PhotoG2.Thephotobelowshowstheashleftinthechannelsofthemetalbridgebeams
thatweremostlycoveredbynewboardsatthetimeofinspection.
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F) Boardwalks, Grassy Swale

Date of site assessment: October 7, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.471526, -121.391191 (North, L. pic.)

40.467018, -121.399728 (South, R. pic.)

Accessibility:These2boardwalkscanbereachedbyhikingfromSummitLake(~4miles
and~2.5hourseachway).Theseboardwalksarelocatedinadesignatedwildernessarea.
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Trail Map (Boardwalks, Grassy Swale)

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Notes and Comments (Boardwalks, Grassy Swale):

• ThecompositesamplinglocationsforGrassySwaleNorthisshowninFigureF1and
forGrassySwaleSouthisshowninFigureF2,below.
• Nosuspectmaterialsotherthanashfromsuspectpressuretreatedwoodwere
observed(seePhotoF1andPhotoF2,below).
• BasedonthepresenceofbothArsenicandCopper(videinfra),thepressuretreated
woodappearstobeoftheCCA(Chromate-Copper-Arsenate)type.

• The ash material was moist and appeared contained to the footprint.

Waste Characterization Data and Results (F. Boardwalks, Grassy Swale-Tables Below):

• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforArsenicandCopper(bothNorthandSouth)
• FederallyHazardous(RCRA)WasteforArsenic(bothNorthandSouth)

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Boardwalks, Grassy Swale):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)<0.017ppm
• Dioxins0.03pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:77ppmgasoline,230ppmdiesel,770ppmmotoroil(aboveTier1SSL,See§V)

WFN (Boardwalks, Grassy Swale - North)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony12N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic1,500256.6YES(1)YES(1)
Barium100N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium36N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt6N/AN/ANON/A
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Copper12,000240N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead16N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel16N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium11N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc3,00084N/ANON/A

WFS (Boardwalks, Grassy Swale - South)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic490156.0YES(2)YES(2)
Barium<50N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium20N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Copper3800140N/AYES(2)N/A
Lead<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<5.0N/AN/ANON/A

Nickel <5.0 N/A N/A NO N/A

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Selenium<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<5.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium<5.0N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc1900N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)Copper–TTLCandSTLC;Arsenic–TTLC,STLCandTCLP
(2)Copper–TTCLandSTLC;Arsenic–STLC,TCLP
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Figure F1. Composite sampling locations of the Grassy Swales Boardwalk - North

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Figure F2. Composite sampling locations of the Grassy Swales Boardwalk - South

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Photo F1. The photo below shows the condition of the burn footprint for the North boardwalk.

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Photo F2. The photo below shows the condition of the burn footprint for the South boardwalk.

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H) Devil’s Kitchen Boardwalk and Bridge

Date of site assessment: October 8, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.441442, -121.432645 (bridge)

40.444467, -121.413601 (boardwalk)

Accessibility:These2sitesrequireahikefromDrakesbad.Distancesbetweenthe2sites
canbeseenbelowintheAllTrailsmap.Thetrailheadisapproximately100feetWestofthe
Drakesbadlodge.Theboardwalkisapproximately1200feetWest/Southwestofthe
Drakesbadwatertreatementplant,wherethemeadowsapproachtheforest.Thebridgeis
1.6milesfromtheDrakesbadDevil’sKitchentrailhead.Thesesitesarelocatedin
designatedwilderness.
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Trail Map (Devil’s Kitchen Boardwalk and Bridge)

Notes and Comments (Devil’s Kitchen Boardwalk and Bridge):

• ThecompositesamplinglocationsareindicatedinFigureH1(Boardwalk)and
FigureH2(Bridge),below.
• Onlysomefragmentsofcharcoalandashremainfromthebridge.Thepartthat
burnedisseveraloftheplanksandfootingfromtheEastendofthebridge.
• Theboardwalkwascoveredwithatarpthatwasathinnermaterialthantheother
tarpsinLassenburnsites.Thiswasuncoveredforsamplingandreplaced.
• Nosuspectmaterialsremainotherthanash/charcoalfragmentsofassumed
pressure-treatedwood(SeePhotoH1,BoardwalkandPhotoH2,Bridge,below).
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• Thechemicalanalysissuggeststhepressure-treatedwoodwaspredominantlyofa
copper-basedformulation,suchascopperazoleornaphthenate,owingtothe
relativeabsenceofarsenicabovebackgroundlevels,inthecaseoftheboardwalk.
Thedataislessconclusiveinthecaseofthebridgesample.
• Theashfragmentswerefoundtoberelativelydryinthecaseofthebridgeand
slightlymoistinthecaseoftheboardwalk.Theywerefoundlocalizedaroundthe
originallocationofthetreatedwoodintheburnfootprint.
WasteCharacterizationData/Results(H.Devil’sKitchenBridgeandBoardwalk-
TablesBelow):

• California Hazardous Waste for Copper

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Devil’s Kitchen Bridge and Boardwalk):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.60ppm
• Dioxins0.65pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:14ppmgasoline,56ppmdiesel,<200ppmmotoroil

WHW (Devil's Kitchen Bridge)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic49N/AN/ANONO
Barium15N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium2.3N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Copper38034N/AYES(1)N/A
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Lead<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Mercury0.58N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel1.4N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium0.98N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc160N/AN/ANON/A

WHE1 (Devil's Kitchen East -Boardwalk, Sample 1)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic3.3N/AN/ANONO
Barium23N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium1.2N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Copper560190N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead0.6N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.05N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel1.6N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO

Thallium <0.5 N/A N/A NO N/A

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Vanadium3.9N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc34N/AN/ANON/A

WHE2 (Devil's Kitchen East -Boardwalk, Sample 2)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic15N/AN/ANONO
Barium56N/AN/ANONO
Beryllium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Chromium6.5N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt2.3N/AN/ANON/A
Copper3100110N/AYES(2)N/A
Lead2.4N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.05N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel10N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Silver<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium32N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc65N/AN/ANON/A
*PPMormg/Kg;†mg/L
(1)Copper-STLC
(2)Copper–TTLCandSTLC
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Figure H1. Composite sampling locations of the Devil’s Kitchen East (Boardwalk)

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Figure H2. Composite sampling locations of the Devil’s Kitchen West (Bridge)

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Photo H1. The photo below shows the burn footprint conditions for the boardwalk.

PhotoH2.Thephotobelowshowstheoverviewofthebridgewiththecreekunderneath
runningfromrighttoleft.Theburnfootprintisintheforeground.
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I) Boardwalks, Drake’s Lake Trail

Date of site assessment: October 9, 2022

Approximate Coordinates: 40.438169, -121.412184 (Boardwalk-1)

40.437932, -121.411136 (Boardwalk-2)

40.438960, -121.405091 (Boardwalk-3)

40.441944, -121.404759 (Boardwalk-4)

40.442196, -121.406238 (Boardwalk-5)

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Accessibility:ThistrailmaybereachedonfootfromDrakesbadtoreachthe5separate
boardwalks.DistancesbetweentheboardwalkscanbeseenbelowintheAllTrailsmap.The
trailheadisapproximately100feetWestoftheDrakesbadlodge.Aftercrossingthe
boardwalkacrossthemeadow,thereisanintersectionwithasectionoftrailthatconnects
tothePCTtotheEast(left).Twooftheboardwalksections(4and5)areonthissectionof
trail.AfterreachingthePCT,ashortdistancetotheSouthonthePCTistheconnectionto
Drake’sLaketrail,containingBoardwalks1-3.Boardwalk1isneartheintersectionleading
totheDevil’sKitchenneartheWestpartoftheDrake’sLaketrail(beforeitbeginstoclimb
tohigherelevations).Allboardwalksarelocatedindesignatedwilderness.

Trail Map (Drake’s Lake Trail)

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Notes and Comments:

• ThecompositesamplinglocationsareshowninFiguresI1-I5,below.
• Noothersuspectmaterialsbesidesburned(mostlycharcoal)suspectedpressure
treatedwoodwereobserved(SeePhotosI1-I5,below).
• Awatershedcrossingthatwasleftuncovered(withneithertarpnoryellowtape)
wasnotsampled.Thiswasasinglelogwithnailsfoundwithinapproximately20
feetfromatrailmarkerbythePCT(indicating0.6milestoBoilingSpringsLakeand
0.5milestoDrakesbad).
• Boardwalks1and2werecompositedintowastecharacterizationLabsampleWI-1;
BoardwalkthreewasWI-2;Boardwalks4and5werecompositedintowaste
characterizationsampleWI-3.
• Separatebackgroundsampleswerecollectedfortheboardwalkareas.
• Theashsamplesassociatedwithhigherelevations(Boardwalks1-3)wererelatively
dry.TheashsamplesassociatedwithBoardwalks4and5weremoist.Theash
fragmentsappearedtobecontainedtotheburnfootprint.

Waste Characterization Data/Results (I. Drake’s Lake Boardwalks-Tables Below):

• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforArsenicCopper(Boardwalks4and5)
• CaliforniaHazardousWasteforCopper(Boardwalks1and2)

Maximum Observed Levels of Other Contaminants (Drake’s Lake Boardwalks):

• Hg(ColdVaporAA)0.30ppm
• Dioxins0.12pptTEQ
• Asbestos<0.25%
• TPH:24ppmgasoline,600ppmdiesel,1,200ppmmotoroil(>Tier1SSL,See§V)

WI-1 (Boardwalks 1 and 2, Drake's Lake Trail)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC† TCLP†

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic<1.0N/AN/ANONO
Barium39N/AN/ANONO
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Beryllium<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Cadmium<1.0N/AN/ANONO
Chromium<1.0N/AN/ANONO
Cobalt<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Copper70069N/AYES(1)N/A
Lead1.4N/AN/ANONO
Mercury<0.1N/AN/ANONO
Molybdenum<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Nickel2.8N/AN/ANON/A
Selenium<1.0N/AN/ANONO
Silver<1.0N/AN/ANONO
Thallium<1.0N/AN/ANON/A
Vanadium4.3N/AN/ANON/A
Zinc27N/AN/ANON/A

WI-2 (Boardwalk 3, Drake's Lake Trail)

Analytes TTLC Result* STLC** TCLP**

CALIFORNIA

HAZ?

RCRA

HAZ?

Antimony<0.5N/AN/ANON/A
Arsenic<0.5N/AN/ANONO
Barium15N/AN/ANONO

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